Confraria Poetrix

A dude is cruising down the street pretending to listen to music, when all of a sudden a car falls from the sky. AKWARD.

A completely improvised dance short. Shot over three days with five aspiring dancers. KeepMoving is an ongoing collaboration of dance, music and film revolving around the idea of improvisation.

brownreel.com/keepmoving

Dancers: Kevin Iverson, Christina Blankenship, Zach Enquist, Catie Craft, Spencer Dickhaus

A Film By: Austen Browne
Co-Produced By: Malcolm Browne
Cinematography & Editing: Austen Browne
Music By: Alex Humphreys, Malcolm Browne, Kevin Iverson & Austen Browne

Man getting chased through THE FIELD

"A Monochromatic Friday"

Shot and Edited by Warren Wagner

Shot 06.09.2012

I had originally planned to film more shots of people and had a spoken word piece I was going to pair it with. By the time I got downtown it was pretty late and there weren't many people out so I decided to shoot this instead and found this great track by Quantum Jazz.

Wanted to test the new Magic Lantern firmware and see how it could help my shooting.

Camera: Canon T2i (with Magic Lantern firmware)

Lenses:
Canon 50mm f 1.4
Canon kit lens 18-55 f 3.5 - 5.6
Sigman 28-300mm f 3.5 - 6.3
Pentax 20mm f 4
Pentax 28mm f 2.8
Pentax 35mm f 2.8

Music:
"Intro" by Quantum Jazz
(http://www.quantumjazz.net/)

The Shores of Dream (Super 8, 2012)

A director asks a journalist to investigate his working method. This results in an experimental film that gets going very naturally, but in which the makers remain invisible.
Interview with Jonathan Rio : http://www.labkultur.tv/en/blog/film-there-no-truth
Review : http://www.labkultur.tv/en/blog/falling-out-frame
F 2009. R,B,K,S: Jonathan Rio. M: Jean-Jacques Martial. P: ReVo Asso. D: Alexis Jacquet, Marion Laboulais, Philippe Rion, Jean-Paul Bisson, Bernard Butel. 2' 11''

A new short film piece by Flyotw showcasing Additional Dialogue Replacement or ADR for short. A skill that is used in feature films, radio and TV adverts, audiobooks etc where the audio is re-recorded in a vocal booth and then reconstructed to the scene in post production.

The Masked Man twist the perspective on how the typical social networking browsing system is perceived by the user. To the masked Man it is an opportunity to exploit but what is it to you?
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Art Direction & Cinematographer
James McKenzie-Blyth
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Audio Post Production
George Hopcraft
James Keatley
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Sound Design
George Hopcraft
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Written By
James McKenzie-Blyth